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... A Conscientious Objector (loquitur): Brave lad ! You have done your duty for England—and for me ! Bravo ! ?he Golden sreasury TREASURE-TROVE OF THE BOOKSHELF. [By F.D.H.) Have you ever, in moments of musing, tried to imagine what it was like in England ...
... and otherwise, more unpleasant than otherwise.- - as to the way the conscientious objector is being treated once he comes under military discipline. Of course if the conscientious objector makes himself awkward, then he must look out for squalls, human ...
... LOGICAL ? In the local notes of The Wheatsheaf for May there is an article signed A.M. and headed The Conscientious Objector. The article raises the query, Is theconscientious objector logical ? We reproduce the article, and the only comment ...
... remarks (and I may say that he is not referring to conscientious objectors in this neighbourhood, or to Tribunals, as he does not know either) : Whatever views we may hold about the conscientious objector, he is entitled to fair play, and that is what he ...
... Cesar. Mrs. Hobhouse, who has three sons at war and one in prison as a conscientious objector, has taken up the cudgels on behalf of the eight hundred or more conscientious objectors now in prison, and in her fight she has many influential sympathisers ...
... the pit was naturally fastened upon and a parallel drawn between ancient times and modern times—a reference to the conscientious objector and the pit incident as disclosed in the House of Commons. One member could see very little value in the story, and ...
... order that he might do further destruction. How lung have you been a conscientious objector ? was a query applicant answered to the effect that he had been a conscientious objector as long as he could remember : home influences had taught him the sacredness ...
... grace before he was called up A Conscientious Weaker. Edward Emson, Jordans, appealed upon the ground that he was a conscientious objector. The Chairman : What do you object to ? Applicant : I object to taking any part in war. The Chairman : What is your ...
... influence of various ages upon literature. Is the attitude of the majority of the members of Parliament towards the conscientious objector just, and is it consistent with our professed war ideals Opinions differed and there was a sharp cleavage of opinion ...
... ploughman, one milker, and one old man, and this is the sole staff, with the son, to run a 350-acre farm (120 arable). A conscientious objector had been sent to the farm as a milker through the Society of Friends. Including this man, there were three milkers ...
... business appeal from the father, Mr. L. B. Bedford. Letters speaking as to the applicant's consistent attitude as a conscientious objector were put in. The customary form that applicant had filled up showed that he objected to military service upon Christian ...
... man is thoroughly sincere. The Chairman (to applicant) : So you are a conscientious objector ? Applicant : I am, sir, but I don't want you to think that I am a conscientious objector who will not do anything. I should like exemption from combatant service ...